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From standalone door locks to fully networked building locking systems, Vertex Security can help protect your property by providing state-of-the-art electronic access control solutions for any application.
While access control is a fundamental concept in security, electronic locks are a vital part of any access control system and one of the most cost-efficient ways to minimize risk to the building, business or organization by providing full control, continuous entry and enhanced security.
From magnetic locks and electric door strikes to sophisticated systems with RFID and biometric capabilities to fully networked access control system installation, Vertex Security can offer your property a wide array of tailored electronic access control solutions depending on your compliance requirements, required security levels and specifications.
Servicing thousands of New York City customers across all five boroughs, our vast experience and expertise in the field of design, installation and repair services for all types of access control and electronic locking systems enables us to provide best-in-class access control solutions for long-lasting performance in both private and high-volume environments.
Interested in an electronic lock system for your building, office, business or other commercial facility? Our security experts can help you determine the best solution to meet your security needs while keeping you compliant with all the relevant codes.
Electronic locks perform identification authentication and authorization of users and entities by evaluating required login credentials that can include passwords, personal identification numbers (PINs), biometric scans, security tokens or other authentication factors. Amongst the most common types of electronic locks:
Electric door strikes replace the traditional strike faceplate often used with latchbar doors. An electrical current is supplied to the strike, which holds the latch in place, keeping the door locked until the release system is activated.
Magnetic locks consist of an electromagnet and armature plate. With the electromagnet attached to the door frame and the armature plate to the door, a current passing through the magnet attracts the plat and holds the door shut.
Durable and easy to install with no interconnecting parts, magnetic locks are used mainly for indoor and outdoor glass doors, heavy duty doors, hollow metal doors, double-door and herculite doors.
Commonly used in small businesses, office buildings, educational facilities, and other commercial buildings, keypad locks are increasing in popularity due to their remarkable convenience and utility. Here, the lock is controlled by an adjacent keypad where visitors type in a PIN code to unlock the door.
Also called RFID locks, this type of system uses security tokens such as electronic key cards or key fobs to unlock doors. They’re commonly used in office buildings, hospitals and healthcare facilities, hotels and the hospitality industry, as well as educational facilities. Today’s new generation readers will also enable you with mobile entry capabilities.
Biometric locks employ high-tech fingerprint, voice, face, eye or palm scan recognition technology to verify identity before allowing a locked door to be opened.
Easy to integrate, deploy and manage, smart access control systems enhance overall building security and provides operational efficiencies by allowing security, IT, property and facility managers real-time visibility into any electronic lock connected to your network, from a central or mobile location.
Benefits of Smart Access Control Systems
Interested in installing the ideal electronic lock solution for your business or facility? Our security experts look forward to providing you with an initial security assessment and consultation. Contact us today.
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